Gothic Kašperk, founded in 1356 by Charles IV, is the highest royal castle in Bohemia. It offers guided tours (entry with dogs allowed) and a freely accessible courtyard with seating and refreshments. The castle is alive with culture, especially theatre and events.

The first mention of Hrádek dates back to 1298. The building has undergone a rich architectural development. Elements of Renaissance, Baroque and Classicism are still visible today. The castle grounds include a hotel, restaurant, wellness, chapel, park, adventure golf course and the Hrádek Gallery with an exhibition for children.

Offering tours of the castle where the film Room Without Windows was shot. The castle was founded between 1290 and 1310 as the ancestral seat of the Lords of Velhartice. Possibility of organizing weddings, corporate and presentation events, exhibitions, banquets and teambuilding.

The picturesque chateau offers a gallery of works by Václav Suchopárek and a small exhibition on the theme: The Middle Ages through the eyes of AI. The castle also offers a playground, refreshments and stylish accommodation in four rooms.

Nemilkov Chateau with the ash yard, whose history dates back to the early Middle Ages, offers unique tours of the chateau with the owners, permanent exhibitions and displays, cultural and social events, a summer outdoor bar and seating in the courtyard, celebrations and wedding ceremonies. This is where those who repair them open their doors.

The Baroque chateau was built in 1721 and forms a valuable whole with the Gothic church and the Classicist rectory. Visit the castle tours with an exhibition on the history of the estate and the unique black kitchen, the agricultural museum and the castle park with a bowling alley and valuable trees. There are wooden giant games and refreshments in the grounds.

We offer tours of the castle ruins, possibility of a tour with a dog. The core of the castle was probably built at the beginning of the 13th century in the form of a watchtower. Its task was to protect the trade route connecting the towns of Sušice and Horažďovice. It is possible to organize wedding ceremonies, concerts, lectures and dramatic performances.

The High Baroque castle built by the architect Giovanni Battista Alliprandi (ca. 1665-1720) for the Imperial Chamberlain Maximilian Norbert Kolowrat of Krakow (1660-1721) on a green meadow, a palace of Viennese proportions set at the foot of the Bohemian Forest and today a national cultural monument, is a place with a strong story.

The Baroque chateau has undergone an interesting architectural development that reflects the dramatic history of Horažďovice. During the season you can visit for example: the Great Hall with unique fresco decorations, the chapel, the hunting corridor, the medieval tower, the Empire salon, or the enfilade of rooms with seasonal exhibitions of the Municipal Museum.

The chateau was built as a castle in the middle of the 13th century, the extensive Renaissance reconstruction was carried out in the 17th century by the Novohradský family from Kolovrat. The oldest preserved part of the castle is the Vlček Tower. The last major reconstruction was carried out after the extensive fire of the Upper Castle in 1857.

Weddings, accommodation, space rental. The original Gothic fortress was rebuilt in the Renaissance style. The final form of the castle was acquired in 1848-53, when it was rebuilt in pseudo-Romanesque, pseudo-Gothic and some parts in pseudo-Baroque style, which makes it without artistic value. Now the castle grounds are undergoing extensive reconstruction.

The castle offers a tour of exhibits depicting society in prehistoric times, the Rožmberk family or products from Strakonice - fezes and motorcycles in 11 halls. But it is the rooms themselves that are worth seeing, such as the small and large Knights' Hall, the castle chapel or the view from the 31-metre high Rumpál tower.